Station #1 is located at 2508 Route 11 in Mooers, NY 12958.
Station #2 is located at the corner of Cannon Corners and White Road in Mooers Forks, NY 12959.
The Mooers Volunteer Fire Department began when a group of men got together on October 5, 1948 and decided to be the first department for the town of Mooers, NY. Since that first meeting in 1948, it has been the goal of the department to preserve that ideal of serving the people in the best way possible.
Arthur Forkey was elected the first Fire Chief, Willard Orr, Assistant Chief, Albert Longtin, Secretary/Treasurer, and Floyd Dragoon the delegate to the Clinton County Firemen's Association
The Mooers Volunteer Fire Department of Mooers, New York was started with the purchase of a war surplus fire trailer. In 1947, a G.M.C. truck was purchased for about $1,700.00 which was converted into a fire truck. This truck was equipped with a 275 gallon water tank and several hundred feet of host. The pumper on the trailer was transferred to the truck. This equipment proved to be inadequate for the expanded area which included the Town of Mooers.
In 1948 another truck was purchased and converted into a fire truck with volunteer labor from the fire department. This truck was equipped with a 500 gallon tank for the pumper and 1000 gallon storage tank with several hundred feet of hose. Other equipment added included 1,000 feet of hose, hand pumps, light generator, and lights.
Arthur Forkey was elected the first Fire Chief, Willard Orr, Assistant Chief, Albert Longtin, Secretary/Treasurer, and Floyd Dragoon the delegate to the Clinton County Firemen's Association
The Mooers Volunteer Fire Department of Mooers, New York was started with the purchase of a war surplus fire trailer. In 1947, a G.M.C. truck was purchased for about $1,700.00 which was converted into a fire truck. This truck was equipped with a 275 gallon water tank and several hundred feet of host. The pumper on the trailer was transferred to the truck. This equipment proved to be inadequate for the expanded area which included the Town of Mooers.
In 1948 another truck was purchased and converted into a fire truck with volunteer labor from the fire department. This truck was equipped with a 500 gallon tank for the pumper and 1000 gallon storage tank with several hundred feet of hose. Other equipment added included 1,000 feet of hose, hand pumps, light generator, and lights.
251 is an International E1 Pumper - primary fire attack truck with 1030 gallons of water.
252 is a 1991 Chevrolet truck. It is equipped with a skid unit that contains 200 gallons of water, pump, and light weight forestry hose to help with grass and brush fires. It is also used for traffic control at the various incidents we have.
253 is a 1991 Chevrolet step van. It is housed at Station 2 located in Cannons Corners. It is used for the various tools and needs of Station 2.
254 is a 2002 International Pierce pumper. It contains 1500 gallons of water and is capable of pumping 1250 gallons a minute. It also has 1,000 feet of large diameter hose for mutual aid and/or fires that are a long distance off the road.
257 is our Heavy Rescue. It is equipped with all the tools needed to help support our operations at the various incidents we encounter. They include the jaws of life for victim extrication, a light tower to help with lights at night time, and a generator to run all the various power tools.
258 is a 2006 International 7400 series truck with a 5,000 gallon tank and a 500 gallon per minute PTO pump. It is called to many mutual aid fires because of its larger water capacity.
259 is a 1991 International Pierce pumper. It has 1,000 gallons of water and is capable of pumping 1,000 gallons per minute. This is our first run truck to all of our calls.
25 Air is a 2010 Chevy Van - Air supply for SCBA truck for Northern Tier / Canada / Vermont.